Corrections

When we get something substantively wrong, we fix it and log the fix here; small copyedits live in each article's revision history instead. Found an error? Use the "Report issue" button on the article (no account needed). So far we have received 2 reports and reviewed 1, taking a median of 4.8 days. 1 is waiting, the oldest since September 26, 2026. That is our record rather than a promise. See the verifiability policy for how checking works.

321 articles were corrected in the last 30 days. Every correction note and resolved report is listed below, newest first. A fix applied to several articles with the same note is shown once, listing each article; "See the change" opens that version in the article's revision history.

  1. editorial

    Independently reverified Alibaba Group against primary filings, regulator records, academic papers, and a strong secondary source; correct fiscal 2026 figures and the current four-segment structure, remove unsupported or volatile claims, and add explicit citation URLs.

  2. editorial

    Replace the mis-scoped AI product catalog with a sourced software-development life-cycle overview; use the canonical SWE-bench link.

  3. editorial

    Narrow transfer-learning and checkpoint-resumption claims to direct evidence.

  4. editorial

    Reverify and correct ICLR history, review process, statistics, awards, workshop format, and 2026 review policies.

  5. editorial

    Independently verify and source-harden Support Vector Machine; correct kernel parameter and validity boundaries, chronology, hinge normalization, KKT conditions, optimizer, complexity, multiclass, calibration, application, and citation claims while preserving accurate core material.

  6. editorial

    FAA Part 108 final rule was not published in March 2026; update delivery drone operators

  7. editorial

    Independently verified Stability AI's corporate history, Stable Diffusion provenance, financing and 2024 accounts, model portfolio and licensing, partnerships, leadership, safety record, and litigation through 2026-07-28; corrected creator, licensing, revenue, debt, US Getty-case, and board claims; added canonical internal links

  8. editorial

    Independently verified neural scaling-law definitions, Kaplan and Chinchilla results, replication evidence, cross-domain regimes, precision, emergence, data limits, and theory through 2026-07-28; corrected the Chinchilla PIQA value, citation metadata, formulas, attribution, and unsupported universal, cost, energy, and forecast claims

  9. editorial

    Independently verified Ilya Sutskever's biography, research record, OpenAI governance history, SSI financing and leadership, research views, and recognition through 2026-07-28; corrected unsupported dates, causal framing, arithmetic, funding totals, and legal-record claims

  10. editorial

    Independently verified GPQA construction, subsets, human baselines, evaluation protocols, and validity evidence through 2026-07-28

  11. editorial

    Fact-checked FlashAttention algorithms, versions, support, and scoped benchmarks

  12. editorial

    Add the July 2026 pre-IPO round and update cumulative funding

  13. editorial

    Add the Ant Group-led pre-Series A funding

  14. editorial

    KRW 155 billion Series A (July 2026) replaces the seed-round funding total

  15. editorial

    Independently verified Cohere history, financing, models, products, proposed Aleph Alpha transaction, and litigation through 2026-07-28

  16. editorial

    Fix the VAE formulation, qualify variant and application claims, and add primary-source citations

  17. editorial

    Independently verify and source-harden Pre-training; correct scope, history, objectives, transfer, datasets, compute, cost, environmental, bias, and reference-order claims while preserving supported core material.

  18. editorial

    Independently verify and source-harden Gradient Boosting; correct history, loss, histogram-complexity, scikit-learn categorical-version, implementation, benchmark, and interpretation claims while preserving accurate core material.

  19. editorial

    Rebuild ByteDance with dated sourcing; distinguish Moonton agreement from closing, add Seed2.1, reconcile 2026 capex scopes, and clarify 2025 financial tense through 2026-07-28.

  20. editorial

    Independently reverified KV caching through the July 28, 2026 cutoff; adds a substantive lead, corrects the Llama 2 13B payload to 800 KiB per token and 3.125 GiB at 4,096 tokens under explicit FP16 assumptions, distinguishes saved projection work from context-dependent dense attention, corrects final DistServe results, bounds product prompt caching and disaggregation claims, and replaces named footnotes and mutable ecosystem catalogs with thirty primary, peer-reviewed, or version-pinned sources.

  21. editorial

    Distinguish Atlas generations and research configurations; replace unsupported specifications and deployment counts; add the 2026 production status; normalize citations and canonical links.

  22. editorial

    Independently reverified first-generation Sora through the July 28, 2026 cutoff; tightens the exact early-access cohort, launch-tool description, Physics-IQ image-to-video switch-frame protocol, human production credits, and reverse-video-search terminology while preserving the independently reviewed scope.

  23. editorial

    Independently reverified Claude 3.5 Sonnet from 20 primary, peer-reviewed, and government sources; distinguishes its June and October snapshots, corrects the 8,192-token output chronology and pre-existing tool use, removes unsupported architecture, training, market, and Claude 3.5 Opus claims, and adds protocol-bounded benchmark, safety, and lifecycle evidence.

  24. editorial

    Independently reverified ReLU from 26 primary, peer-reviewed, and official sources; corrects chronology, bounds the AlexNet speed result and vanishing-gradient claims, clarifies dead-unit and sparsity behavior, and removes two links to nonexistent targets.

  25. editorial

    Independently reverified Physical AI terminology, research boundaries, system architecture, learning evidence, deployment scope, safety standards, and regulation; removed unsupported forecasts and promotional claims.